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"I remember times when they said Windsor was booming, actually."

Have you ever stumbled upon a crumpled notebook from your childhood and found yourself cringing and laughing as you revisit the words written by your younger self? If so, the Windsor Public Library is inviting you to share your cherished relics with the community.

Have you ever stumbled upon a crumpled notebook from your childhood and found yourself cringing and laughing as you revisit the words written by your younger self? If so, the Windsor Public Library is inviting you to share your cherished relics with the community.

Betty Ruth and Melvin Simpson founded the North American Black Historical Museum, later named Freedom Museum, in Amherstburg, Ontario.

Whether you're into local history, art, music or comedy, this year's Black History Month celebrations in Windsor-Essex offer something for everyone interested in learning. 

The true story behind the tech biopic BlackBerry, and why a tiny tech start up in Canada turned into a multi-billion dollar industry.

Sandwich Town’s Bedford United Church celebrates its 185th anniversary on Saturday with a special service highlighting its history.

For newcomers to Canada, milder temperatures might be expected with a move to the great white north. But with another week of heat warnings in Windsor, and temperatures pushing 40 C with the humidex, it means coping with the heat without always being equipped.

Albert “David” Pierce WINDSOR, VT -Albert “David” Pierce, 91, formerly of Windsor, VT died at home in Middleboro, MA on Saturday, July 22, 2023, surrounded by his loving family. David

Windsor Public Library is once again offering a full summer of free activities for children.